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Definition of arbitratrix

arbitratrix

/ˌɑːrbɪˈtreɪtrɪks/
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Plural:arbitratrices
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• noun

1

A female arbitrator; a woman appointed or chosen by opposing parties to hear and settle a dispute.

Example

"The court appointed an experienced arbitratrix to mediate the complex financial dispute between the two corporate entities."

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Word Nuance & Usage

While historically used in formal legal contexts to specifically designate a female arbitrator, modern English generally favors the gender-neutral term 'arbitrator' for all individuals regardless of sex.

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Word Origin & Etymology

From Latin 'arbitratrix', the feminine form of 'arbitrator' (judge, arbiter), derived from 'arbitrari' (to give judgment).

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